Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-09

| tiOu VI huCl0ub OullQl0RB. many OlO
churches have been restored by it.
A downtown merchant has displayed on
his Office door this concise and emphatic
legend: "This is not loan Office"
Trinidad, Colorado, ia much gratifed
and excited by the discovery OF natural gas
within mile and half q of the town.
A door key was found by Billy Mahon,
in front OF his saloon, one day last week,
which the owner can find at this Office.
There was no intelligence received here
yesterday in reference to the imprisoned
miners in the Gould and Curry mine.
| R. Sadler left for Huntington Valley
yesterday. He took with him ten men to
assist at harvesting ON the Huntington
ranch.
A final argument was had before the
referee, Judge A. l.. Fitzgerald, in the
case of J. B. Saliva ct al vs.. A. Buschiazzo
yesterday.
| Mrs. Thomas McGovern went down
to Palisade yesterday to visit her hus-
band, who has gone into business at
that place.
The baby believes In the motto: "a
| place for everything and everything in its
place" and its place for everything is in
| its mouth.
Norwich Bulletin: There is so much in
nocence in Jake Sharp's character that he
has secured no less than six sharp law
yers to display it all.
Laborers of all classes are in demand at
this place. Ranchers are short Of harvest
hands an miners are very scarce and are
sought after every day.
AT a recent wedding in Ohio, the minis
ter was about to salute the bride, when
she stopped him with, "No, mister, I
give up them vanities now"
The regular convooation of st. Johns
Chapter No. S. R. A. M, will be held this
evening. All members in good standing
are respectfully invited to attend.
| A woman in Portland, Or, got mad at
neighbor in the room beneath and, cutting
q hole in the floor, doused the other
woman wilhelm bed with hot water.
Postmaster Bartlett offers premium
to any person who can deoipher the
superscription of letter received at the
Postoffice from Hamilton yesterday.
The Tuscarora Times Review says:
Robert G. Bruce, one Of the victims Of
the Comstock disaster, was at one time
asssyer At the Blue jacket mine, in this
county.
Adam Aulbach. formerly foreman in
this Office, but now the proprietor of the
Ceur d'Alene Sun, is the Murray, Idaho,
correspondent of the New York Financial
and Mining News.
i A lot of horses, mares and colts belong
ing to the estate of J. M. Comaita, de-
ceased, will be sold shortly. For particu.
lars, see advertisement under the head OF
"New To-day"
4 Matt Schatzlein, who had his leg hurt
about q month ago, and who has been
confined to his room In consequence for
the past three weeks, was able to be about
town yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. McKim and Mrs. G.. K. Null
Inns left yesterday for San Francisco, and
will visit Santa Oruz before they return to
Eureka. The former lady goes for the
benefit of her health.
|, A cable from London says that on the
I'd inst. Karkeek, the American cham
pion, threw Pierce. the English cham
, pion, in wrestling match that took place
at Redruth on the I'd inst.
Lou Robertson, formerly Clerk Of the
court at Rathdrum, was shot and killed at
Wardner, Idaho. by some person unknown.
. He was in room with q woman and the
shot was fred from the outside.
Ross and Buoy, two railroad wreckers
and toughs, broke Jail at Albuquerque
on the 1st, causing good deal Of ex-
3 element. Posses we're securing the coun-
try everywhere, but with no success.
, Lieutenant General Sheridan will spend
. nearly oil OF this month in Chicago. He Ia
the President of the Jockey Club there,
; and seldom fails to attend the races, Off.
ciating nearly every day on the judges
stand.
The forthcoming marriage of the EN-
peror of China is officially announced. His
wife has been selected. The festivities
/ will cost f1 100000. Numerous changes
are expected in the Imperial Govern
ment.
George Stone, Harry Jackson, P. Green,
W,H, Straus, Ed. Diamond, r. Pierce,
Nv. T. Miller, Willie Wethered and ]. G.
Douglas, went down to the Hay Ranch on
the e. & P. railroad, with Judd Riddle
yesterday, to assist in harvesting.
r We levrn that E. @. Jones, Of Coal
v Greek, this county, since he has sold his
Warm Spring ranch, has bought 600 head
of young cattle from E. P. Hardesty, OF
3 Elko county, and he proposes taking them
south on o good Summer and Winter
range.
= Any one might have forseen that
: Buffalo Bill would be the lion of London.
; Every one knows that the Princess OF
: Wales il the lamb of the English royalty
But who could have predicted that she
lion and the lamb would ride together on
the Deadwood stage?
4 Capt. A. D. Rock has received his pen
:, sion papers for service in the Mexican
war Of 1S46. He served in New Mexico
i under General Price, as Quartermaster
n Commissary and Adjutant General. d
q W. Levan has also received his pension
Il papers for service in Old Mexico, in Gen
eYal Taylor's command.